"Paint Through Time"
Some think Picasso a star, so go for him, or it could be Leonardo who made Mona Lisa smirk in his famous work, perhaps Banksy, as popular...
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Winter/Spring Vol 19.1
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Robert Joe Stout
Oct 3, 20191 min read
"Canal Street Pub"
Larry pushed the dice aside, grabbed the handle of the empty pitcher, cursed his bad luck and my good: his turn to buy. Along the bar...
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Serena Agusto-Cox
Oct 3, 20191 min read
"Death of a People"
Ash of mountain Silt river bed in toes Rain pelting my bare back I emerge from jungle Bright light, orange glow Thick air chokes Unable...
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Susanne Bostick Allen
Oct 3, 20192 min read
"Declaration"
What if I’m so fat I won’t fit through the door? Will they still like me? I lost 35 pounds on Dr. Frank’s protein-sparing liquid fast. On...
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Timothy Gager
Oct 3, 20191 min read
"Existential Crisis"
Hitting a snooze button an archaic term, like hanging up or alack, alee, alow, amain, anent, anon Freaking-A, Lord, gramercy. Torturing...
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David Rosenheim
Oct 3, 20191 min read
Two poems
Sonoma light rotates morning to noon olive branches sway meatheads in the pool drink vodka lemonade bees work the lavender the wind drops...
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Betsey Cullen
Oct 3, 20191 min read
"Summons"
520 Years after their Expulsion, Spain Welcomes Back Sephardic Jews-- Philadelphia Inquirer Headline Should I return to Seville, where my...
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Allen Shadow
Oct 3, 20192 min read
"The Road From Millerton"
In this yellow season the first of spring the road from Millerton winds and winds, an expanse of rolling hills, fields beautiful even in...
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Bobbi Sinha-Morey
Aug 29, 20191 min read
"The Tiniest Star"
Looking down from my spot on the bluff I saw the ribbon of river shift from light to shadow, dodging the sun as a sailboat made its way...
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Charlotte Covey
Aug 29, 20191 min read
Two Poems
elegy underwater i used to think you an ocean; i was always floating breathless near your coast. you pulled me under in a way that felt...
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Dan Pettee
Aug 29, 20191 min read
"Don't You Know"
…that once upon a time was time enough for us, back in the day when clocks were all beside the point, yet there were only clocks to tell...
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Dawne Leiker
Aug 29, 20194 min read
Three poems
Overdue I leaned back on the lawn lounge chair, and its metal leg gave way. Rolled to my knees. Edged across the grass to where my...
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Glen Armstrong
Aug 29, 20191 min read
"Testing the Water"
I live life without a wallet like a nudist or a dog. I wear my hair up and my toe is always testing the temperature. Sometimes I feel the...
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Jennefer Cole
Aug 29, 20192 min read
Two poems
Spring Cleaning Clearing out a cupboard reveals teeth in a box like sacred relics, old baby bones, broken and cracked with age. Hoary...
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Lisa Roullard
Aug 29, 20191 min read
"Wrought"
her heart is her sleeve diaphanous sinew home and breathing her heart cloaks her purple and embroidered with veins stitchery of bloodline...
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Nate Maxson
Aug 29, 20191 min read
"Flight Response"
The way a deer will walk facing the wind to catch the scent of predators The augury of wrens and a French word for fire Sinistre Here is...
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Will Reger
Aug 29, 20193 min read
Three poems
Prairie Restoration "me in place and the place in me" -- Seamus Heaney The grasses and flowers growing in this park sink their roots into...
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Stephen Scott Whitaker
Aug 22, 20195 min read
Ned Balbo's 3 Nights of the Perseids stargazes, delights
Ned Balbo’s 3 Nights of the Perseids, winner of the 2018 Richard Wilbur Award is a collection that gazes upwards and outwards, as well as...
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Martin Willitts, Jr.
Jul 1, 20191 min read
Two poems
Revitalizing what morning has not known the mountain it must cross its snowcap and melt around a single spring flower the blue slate sky...
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Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal
Jul 1, 20191 min read
Two poems
Tardive Dyskinesia She spoke seven languages. She spoke in tongues. She spoke in neologisms. She mumbled her words. The rolling of her...
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